RE: Windows XP system restore

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I have had similar problems withno restore points but since running spybot
after most surfing journeys this seems to create points hope this is helpful

"SHOTYME3O3" wrote:

> For the last few days my computer has been very sluggish and loading slowly.
> I went to system restore last night to do a restore but I do not have any
> bold dates on the calendar there. I tried to go back on the calendar to the
> previous month but it did not work. I have numbers on calendar but none are
> bold. I called Dell computers and they helped with the' slow' issue by having
> me go to 'run' and typing in msconfig and unchecking the unnecessary start up
> programs. I use a registry cleaner/ junk files remover to clean up my hard
> drive, but I use their automatic setings. Can someone please help?
> --
> SHOTYME3O3
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